Hello from vienna

[Aero40]

I have worked in the creative field throughout my professional life. My artistic practice focuses primarily on large-format photography, mainly in 5×7 and 4×5 formats. I have a particular fondness for vintage lenses, including an 1862 Petzval lens, the Soviet F-3 40 cm f/4.5, and many others.

If you are interested, you are welcome to browse my most recent book of lyrical photography:
https://www.ostlicht.org/site/shopliste/books/shop.item/42827.html

I am happy to find this special place!

 

[koraks]

Welcome aboard @Aero40! We're happy that you've found us! Congratulations also on the publication of your interesting book!

 

[Aero40]

Welcome aboard @Aero40! We're happy that you've found us! Congratulations also on the publication of your interesting book!

thank you!!

 

[loccdor]

Your book looks quite interesting. I'm in the process of building my first Wollaston landscape lens. Maybe you have some experience with that as well. My friend who helps me with film digitization technique is also in Vienna.

 

[Aero40]

Your book looks quite interesting. I'm in the process of building my first Wollaston landscape lens. Maybe you have some experience with that as well. My friend who helps me with film digitization technique is also in Vienna.

wooww that's very early... I had the chance to make photos with Susse Frères Daguerre Camera in the Westlicht Museum that was my earliest touch with photo history... and I am only a user and connoisseur from old camera and Lenses my oldest camera is build in Berlin 1910 in a 40x40cm studio camera with a Voigtländer from 1862. Your friend from vienna is Rudi or Zoltan?

 

[loccdor]

Your friend from vienna is Rudi or Zoltan?

His name is Wolfgang, did/does copywork for the university there, anthropology department, now in the process of retiring, also an amazing photographer.

 

[MattKing]

Welcome to Photrio - and thanks for sharing your book.

 

[Aero40]

His name is Wolfgang, did/does copywork for the university there, anthropology department, now in the process of retiring, also an amazing photographer.

so funny I know Robert from the same department he was teaching visual anthropology ...and he amazing photographer too, and Robert comes from NY